Forensic Psychology Of Terrorism And Hostage-Taking

Terrorists plan attacks, create mass terror and destroy lives to achieve their aims. But why? And what makes a person into a terrorist?

Also, hostage takers hold people against their will, make demands and threaten the lives of hostages. How can research explain these actions?

In this fascinating, easy-to-understand book, you'll learn the forensic psychology research behind terrorism and hostage-taking drawing on perspectives from social psychology, cognitive psychology, personality psychology and more.

By the end of this great book, you'll understand:

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Introduction

Introduction To Terrorism And Consequences Of Terrorism

Is There A Terrorist Personality Or Mental Health Condition? And Suicide Bombers

What Makes A Terrorist?

Terrorist Ideologies And Cognition

How Do Terrorists Plan Terror Attacks?

How Do Terrorist Organisations End?

Introduction To Hostage Barricade Incidents

Hostage Negotiations

Models Of Hostage Negotiations

How Terrorism Links To Hostage-Taking?

Conclusion